Title This: WWE Smackdown Reaction “Cody and Goldust As Heels?”

May 17, 2014

The Main Events

wwe smackdown reaction Dolph Ziggler defeated Batista Via Disqualification

Batista immediately works on Ziggler and sends him to the outside. He rams his back into the apron and then throws him into the steel steps. Ziggler hits a DDT, but Batista locks in a submission hold. Ziggler fights out and hits a few more moves. He moves and Batista runs into the post with his shoulder. Batista hits a Batista Bomb after getting DQ'ed with a low blow. He throws Ziggler to the outside and hits another Batista Bomb.

Aggression was taken out on Dolph Ziggler. At least this match was pretty decent, thanks to the selling of Dolph Ziggler. Batista is slowly getting better in the ring, but he is stil missing that explosiveness.

Score: 5.5/10

John Cena defeated Erick Rowan

The Uso's come out and back up John Cena. Rowan hits a big clothesline and a body slam. He sends Cena to the outside and he is stalked by Bray. Rowan wrenches Cena's head and sends him to the outside again. Cena rings up Rowan on the ropes, but gets caught with another clothesline. Cena fights out of a bear hug to hit Five Knuckle Shuffle. Rowan gets back on top and kicks Cena in the side. Cena grabs the ankle and locks in the STF. The Uso's take out Harper for Cena to reverse a pump handle slam and hit an Attitude Adjustment for the win.

All this told me was that The Uso's vs. Luke Harper and Erick Rowan is in the books. Count it. Cena wins and the fans go home happy.

Score: 6/10

WWE Smackdown Score: 4/10

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